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After weeks of resistance, Epsy quits the Foreign Ministry

After weeks of resistance Epsy Campbell says goodbye to the Ministry of Foreign Relations, regisning her post as Chancellor due to controversies mainly surrouding appointments. She does stay on as Costa Rica’s first vice president. See Epsy Campbell Is Out. Resigns As Chancellor And Sows Doubts Over Controversial Appointments

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